Launch event of Godrej Food Trends Report 2026 in New Delhi, highlighting India's food evolution with bold flavors, savory snacks, and female farmers.
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Godrej releases Food Trends Report 2026 on India's evolving food culture

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Godrej Industries Group launched the Godrej Food Trends Report 2026 in New Delhi, predicting a shift in India's food scene toward storytelling, bold flavors, and the recognition of female farmers. The ninth edition, based on insights from over 200 culinary experts, highlights trends like savory protein snacks and hybrid home cooking for the coming months. Food is increasingly valued for its narratives of people, places, and traditions.

Grupo Nutresa has surpassed 135 trillion pesos in market capitalization, displacing Ecopetrol as Colombia's most valuable listed company. The milestone came a day after reporting first-quarter results. Nutresa shares reached 304,000 pesos, up 1,034% since the first takeover bid in 2021.

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A new espresso-flavored version of the Biscoff sandwich cookie is set to launch for a limited time.

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